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Iris 1907

by: Ward Seminary (1865-1913)

Publication date: 1907

Topics: School yearbooks -- Tennessee -- Nashville, Ward Seminary (Nashville, Tenn.) – Periodicals, Girls' schools -- Tennessee -- Nashville, Education, Primary – Tennessee – Nashville, Education, Elementary – Tennessee – Nashville, Education, Secondary – Tennessee – Nashville, College preparatory schools – Tennessee – Nashville, Junior colleges – Tennessee – Nashville, Boarding schools – Tennessee – Nashville, Women's colleges -- Tennessee – Nashville, Women -- Education -- Tennessee -- Nashville -- 1865-1951.

Publisher: Ward Seminary

Collection: harpethhall; americana

Contributor: Harpeth Hall School

Language: English

Volume: 1907

Four institutions with a related history provided secondary and higher education to young women in Nashville, TN from 1865 to the present. W.E. Ward’s Seminary for Young Ladies operated from 1865-1913, and published its yearbook The Iris from 1900-1913. Belmont College for Young Women operated from 1890-1913, and published its yearbooks Aitrop in 1904 and Milady in Brown from 1905-1913. They merged to created the Ward-Belmont School, which operated from 1913-1951 and published its yearbook Milestones from 1914-1951. The school reorganized as The Harpeth Hall School, an all-girls college preparatory high school. Harpeth Hall established a new campus in 1951 and continued publishing its yearbook Milestones from 1951-present. A middle school was added in 1968.